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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1933
Page
6
This analysis argues critics claim Roosevelt seeks to expand presidential power beyond Congress. It details emergency actions allowing currency control, bank supervision, veterans benefits, farm programs, open market operations, and industry and railroad oversight, framed as responses to a grave economic emergency.
Ellick Helwanger acts a refined gentleman in a schoolhouse play on Musket Ridge and concedes it will require heavy rehearsing. Poke Eazley jokes his wife now rings the dinner bell. Slim Pickens quips about gloves and pockets. Raz Barlow notes short coat sleeves while Sim Flinders announces a health campaign. Club Hancock falls from a hay loft and jokes gravity should be repealed.
Budget director Lewis Douglas says Attorney General Homer S. Cummings must decide whether to continue the policy of discharging married women from government service. Government staff have cut annual paid leave from 30 to 15 days and may now save leave indefinitely for one period. The national debt is stated by Remington Rand as about 141.92 billion dollars, while 1929 wealth was over 361 billion.
A Sunday school lesson on Mark 10 32 52 portrays Jesus marching toward Jerusalem with resolve to face the cross. The Disciples react with astonishment as Jesus explains true leadership comes through humble service and sharing in His baptism of fire, not worldly power.
The writer argues that humans struggle to sit still and seek repose by combatting obstacles. Yet true rest remains insupportable, as thoughts of troubles or threats breed ennui born from the heart, filling the mind with venom.
University of Idaho expert urges strict canning safety as botulism cases rise. Signs of spoilage include bulged lids milky contents and rancid odor. taste testing non acidic foods is unsafe. Boil home canned meats and vegetables processed by non steam pressure methods for at least 10 minutes before tasting or serving to destroy toxin.
A man eyes neckties then scorns several. After buying, he watches the clerk place rejected ties in a separate box. The clerk explains they are sold to women buying ties for men.
A light item presents a child's quip about snow in a playful science note. The mother answers with a simple definition as the child humorously declares hailstones are popped snow.
Mrs. Harry Robinson of Akron Ohio reports losing 18 pounds after one bottle of Kruschen Salts and plans to lose 18 more. She endorses daily one half teaspoonful in hot water and claims improved health, energy, skin, and vigor with a money back guarantee. The product is sold in Wright White by Kirkpatrick Pharmacy.
Church bulletin recounts Mother’s Day plans at the Baptist Church led by Pastor G. C. Ivins. Attendance aims for 300 in Sunday school with visitors welcomed. Miss Anna Jarvis cited on motherhood’s importance. sermon titled “White Carnation” to be delivered.
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